All language subtitles for Depraved 2019.1080p.BluRay.H264.AAC-RARBG-eng

(gentle music)
(film reel ticking)

(static crackling)

("More Than Enough")

♪ Once in awhile more often than not

♪ I forget that I forgot
that I gotallI got'

♪ For a good reason though
it may not be much 7

♪ It's more than enough ♪

♪ Once in awhile I relax in my seat

♪ I forget what is missing

♪ I kiss fear on the cheek ♪

♪ I feel a light on my back

♪ Though it burns with regret ;

♪ It's more than enough ♪

♪ It's more than enough ♪

♪ It's more than enough ♪

♪ It's more than enough ♪

♪ It's more than enough ♪

(Lucy panting)
(Alex panting)

♪ Once in awhile though
it's never the plan;

♪ I go blue and ungrateful

♪ Take to hiding again

- And you're just watching this woman,

this mind just like shut
down bit by bit you know?

- [Lucy] I know it's hard seeing that.

- Yeah, but, but then the
moment you're back in the,

in the singing she's
just like alive again.

She starts with these
kind of like, these moves.

And you know..

I guess she's..

That it's, it's okay.

- It's very sweet that you visit.

You're a good grandson.

- Well, yeah, she's my nana.

You'd be a good dad, and
such a good, sweet dad.

- Lucy, come on, why are you doin' that?

I'm, I'm moving in with you.

I think, I think that should
be enough for right now.

- Oh, okay.

I was just saying, I don't know.

I thought, I thought you were sweet

and I just wanna meet our
little Alex or Alexandria.

- It is just so totally, totally insane

that you're talking about
having kids when we--

- I, I know I get it, I know.

I was just...

God, nothing.

- Just think about it for a second.

I mean, you work at a
museum and I do web design

for a company that's
downsizing every week.

I mean, that's a, that's
a great environment

to be bringing a kid into.

- [Lucy] I was, I was just
saying that you'd be a good dad.

Nobody's bringing any kids into anything.

(Alex sighs)

- Look, we've been out of
college for like 10 minutes.

- [Lucy] Well, look at you.

Now you're doing the hair thing.

Don't start freaking out.

- I'm not freaking out,
I'm fixing my hair.

- You are so defensive.

I, I was just trying...

God, I don't even know what.

- See, what you do is, you just,

you keep setting me up to become
a disappointment, you know?

Every time you raise the
bar and I can't keep up

I have to feel like a fucking asshole.

Because you know why?

'Cause it makes me feel
like I don't love you enough

when I don't want to have kids

with you when we're like 23.
- Okay you're,

- That's ridiculous.
- you're obviously having

a total meltdown.

Do you just, you don't wanna do this?

- No, of course I wanna do this.

But I am gonna go.

- What, now, now you're mad?

- I'm not mad, I just..

I have to see nana in the morning

and it makes more sense
for me to be at my place.

I'm sorry to disappoint.

- Well, aren't you at
least gonna put this on?

It's your birthday present.

- Yeah.

Yeah, yeah, yeah.

Come on.

- [Lucy] Happy Birthday.

- [Alex] Thanks, babe.

- Just stay.

We don't have to talk
about anything anymore.

- Oh, come on baby.

I'll call you, all right?

We got tomorrow.

(door latches)

(engines rumbling)
(dog barking)

(footsteps thudding)
(wind whistling)

(pensive music)
(footsteps thudding)

(engines rumbling)

(door unlatches)

(door slams)

(footsteps thudding)

(Alex gasps)

(knife thudding)
(Alex grunting)

(train whistle blaring)

(eerie music)

(heartbeat pounding)
(eerie music)

(thunder crackling)
(eerie music)

(eerie music)
(monitor beeping)

(Adam exhales)

(tubes rustling)

(clock ticking)
(wind whistling)

(door unlatching)

(door latches)

(clock ticking)

(bag thuds)

(clock ticking)
(wind whistling)

- You're awake.

You're up.

You're, you're, you're up!

Oh, okay.

Uh, okay.

Okay, okay, okay, okay, okay, okay.

Uh, oh, uh, can you say that?

Can you say okay?

Try to say okay.

Oh my God.

Oh my God.

I had a pulse yesterday.

(voices overlapping)

I, uh, I have to name you.

Adam?

It's so corny.

I...

Shit!

I can't think.

Um...

Adam.

(voices overlapping)

Adam,

I'm Henry.

I'm your...

(gentle music)

Uh, wait, uh, we need to get

a picture For you Uncle Polidori.

(camera clicks)

This is where you'll stay.

(gentle music)
(train rattling)

This is your room.

Recover here and become strong.

You will stay here.

You will not leave until
we are ready, understand?

You understand?

I want you to be safe.

(gentle music)

The most important thing for you,

will be sleep so your brain can recover.

(gentle music)

- [Alex] She starts with these
kind of like, these moves.

And, you know...

I guess she's...

That it's, it's okay.

- [Lucy] It's very sweet
that you would say that.

You're a good grandson.

- [Alex] Well yeah, she's my nana.

- Alex.

- It's okay, Adam.

It's okay.

Let's put these on.

(chair rattling)

Let's uh, let's get you
checked out okay, Adam?

(thermometer beeps)

Open.

Close.

Now Adam, you need drugs.

Don't worry.

Most of America's on drugs.

Uh, uppers, downers, pain
killers, mood enhancers,

blood pressure, diabetes,
opioids and meth.

Seen iton TV.

(cellphone vibrating)

Somebody is very eager to meet you.

(train rattling)

Okay.

Now for you, we have got
Dilantin for your brain seizures.

Uh, Butoxamine, Heparin,
Cyclosporine, Mycophenolate,

pH, beta blockers, blood
thinners, coagulators,

(electricity crackling)

mood enhancers, blood pressure,
diabetes, opioids and meth.

(Adam panting)
(eerie music)

Pain killers, mood
enhancers and of course,

Polidori's own new and
improved magic Rapamycin.

(pills rattling)

Rap X he calls it.

I give you life and he keeps you alive.

(eerie music)

(pills rattling)

No, no, no, no, no.

The ones that match.

Put 'em together.

No.

The moon, the moon.

No, the moon, the moon.

Okay.

Moon, moon, no.

(pieces clattering)

Okay?

Put it where it matches.

Barn?

Barn.

Fits, see?

Barn.

No, barn.

Hm, barn.

No, barn.

Moon, moon, barn.

(eerie music)

Shit!

Let's get up.

Let's get that taken care of.

"When Simon is hiding, where can he be?

"Is he hiding under the Truffula tree?

"No one is sure, no one can say.

"Some people think
Simon has just run away.

"But I know that Simon
is hiding quite near.

"You just have to look, use
your eyes and your ear."

(eerie music)

You like that left side of your brain huh?

Let's try this one.

What you got to do.

What you got to do.

What you got to do.

What you got to do.

"Now Simon is hiding where can he be?

"Is he hiding under the Truffula tree?

"No one is sure, no one can say.

"People think Simon has just run away.

"But I know that Simon
is hiding quite near.

"You just have to look.

"Use your eyes and your ear."

(eerie music)

(Adam gasping)

- [Lucy] I wanna meet our
little Alex or Alexandria.

- Eat.

First, you are going to do
medicine and then an experiment.

Here we go.

Close your eyes.

That's it.

(upbeat classical music)

Adam?

Now, I want you to try the puzzle again.

I, I know you can do it.

You can do it because it's all there.

It's still in your head.

You can access that information.

During the operation I had

about three hours wiring up the brain.

It, it was the most
complex part and you know,

you lost neurons like
if you'd had a stroke

or drank too much for a couple of decades.

They won't regenerate.

But the brain can reroute
all those little synapses.

They will find another way around.

I mean, the plasticity
of the brain is fantastic

and what better stimulus then self?

But regularity leaves
impressions and creates

a space for the mind to rejuvenate.

Look at you go!

Adam!

Puzzle master!

(upbeat classical music)

All right, you heard Bach
and then you heard Beethoven,

and then America came along.

America gave us jazz and the blues.

Pretty great, right?

This is gravity.

Gravity makes the ball go down.

Gravity also keeps you on the ground.

Gravity is your friend.

Now you try.

(upbeat blues music)

Good, again.

♪ Yeah yeah ♪

- Gravity.

- What?

- Gravity is your friend.

- My God, yes.

- Gravity is your friend.

- Yes, yes!

- Gravity is your friend.

- Yes, yes!

That's it.

Say it louder (laughs).

- Gravity is your friend.

Gravity is your friend.

- Yes, say it again.

- [Adam] Gravity is your friend.

- The boy talks!

- [Adam] Gravity is your friend.

- What about dancing?

Try dancing.

Uh, okay, no.

We'll try that later, that's fine.

Okay, let it drop.

Ping pong.

Ping pong.

- Ping pong.

- Good.

This is your paddle, this is the ball.

I'm gonna drop the ball
and hit it over to you.

You hit it back.

(paddle thuds)

(Henry laughs)

Good but, no.

Give me the ball.

Pick up the paddle.

Hit the ball to you, you hit
it with the paddle, okay?

Let's try again.

(ball clinking)

Good!

(ball clinking)

Come on man, you got to hit it back.

(ball clinking)
(eerie music)

Fuck!

(paddle thuds)

I'm sorry, I'm not mad at you, all right?

I'm just mad at myself.

Mad at myself.

Mad at myself.

Mad at myself.

- Henry is hiding.

- [Henry] "If Simon is
hiding where can he be?

"Hiding under the Truffula tree."

Sure and steady.

(crickets chirping)

- [Lucy] You'll be a good dad.

Such a good, sweet dad.

Such a good, sweet dad.

(door creaking)
(eerie music)

(clock ticking)

(tubes rustling)

(eerie music)
(clock ticking)

- Adam.

Hope you're not wandering around at night.

Sleep is very important.

No, he's not ready to be shown, all right?

I'm still worried about regression.

The, the brain may be
immunologically privileged

but the rest of his body
is just a battle ground

of tissues aching to go at it.

Yes, I am just being cautious.

If there's even a whiff of
rejection and inflammation

the whole protocol will
be called into question.

Well, they should be
concerned if they're legit.

So, I want to be sure.

(Henry laughs)

I'm not sad you're away.

Thank God you're away.

He wouldn't last a week with

your hyped up energy around here.

He's recovering, you understand?

He's not some junk bond you can just flip.

Okay.

Okay, bye.

That was your Uncle Polidori on the phone.

He's very eager to meet you.

Just come out here, let
me get a look at you.

That's good.

You look good.

There's one thing though.

You see these buttons how they're uneven?

Fix that.

(razor scratching)

Yeah!

But see, dude, you
forgot to shave your lip.

♪ One'

Good job, buddy.

♪ Two ♪

♪ Three;

♪ The baby on the bus
says what's that sound

♪ What's that sound

♪ What's that sound

♪ The baby on the bus
says what's that sound

I bet you think your name is
Adam because of the Bible.

Adam and Eve, first man, all that crap.

Or maybe you don't even
remember what the Bible is.

Yeah, I have been busy.

Well, I work at the clinic
a couple days a week.

Yes, I've been taking my medications.

I feel better.

I wanna see you too, but
you know I'm at the clinic.

Polidori's got me on this project.

Jesus!

Let me call you back, Liz.

Don't sneak up on me like that.

Turn that fucking thing off!

Here.

(ball pinging)

Woo hoo!

That's my boy!

Adam, now there you are.

Hiding, huh?

I hope you're hungry.

I'm sorry that I was away today.

I uh, I don't know, I guess
I'm not used to any of this.

Does that hurt?

♪ The baby on the bus
says what's that sound

- Why don't I remember?

♪ What's that sound

♪ The baby on the bus

- Remember what?

- Why don't I remember being small?

- Huh, don't you?

Well, you had a trauma.

That's what we're dealin' with.

If your brain could remember.

- [Adam] I do remember.

- [Henry] What?

- [Adam] A face.

- Really?

Well, the brain plays
lots of tricks, Adam.

I had a certain kinda
brain when I was young,

and I remembered a lot and I went

to medical school and I kicked ass.

And then I went to the Middle
East and I got my ass kicked.

They say that I saved a lot of people

while I was down range.

(Henry yelling)

I don't remember it that way.

I remember all the ones that I lost.

You'll be okay.

I got you, okay?

Hang on!

Got me to thinkin', bein' out there,

all that carnage, body parts.

(explosion booming)

I did some things that would
get you in a lot of trouble.

But after I got back,

I uh, I told Polidori about ‘em.

I don't know why.

Old friend, I guess.

(eerie music)

Well, anyway,

now here we are.

(eerie music)

(ball pinging)

(keys jingling)

(door creaking)

- Hello!

Henry?

Henry?

Um, sorry to barge in.

Are you a friend of Henry's?

Is Henry here?

Are you where Henry's been all this time?

Are you from the war?

Um, try this on.

Henry's easily jealous.

Just...

Yep.

So, I am Liz.

I'm Henry's girlfriend
for lack of a better word.

Who are you?

- I'm Adam.

- Are you all right?

- Liz.

- [Liz] Henry.

- What are you doing here?

How, how did you get in?

- [Liz] I still have keys.

- Right, of course.

I just...

- Sorry, you sounded so down
on the phone I was worried.

I've been worried this whole time.

- [Henry] Well, Adam, go to your room!

Put clothes on!

Liz, I told you I needed some time.

- I gave you time.

I thought you went to the VA Hospital

in Washington to try the program there.

- [Henry] No, all right?

I never left, I've been here.

- [Liz] Polidori's just
letting you stay here?

Why?

- [Henry] I'm not one
of your patients, Liz.

- [Liz] The fact that
you won't acknowledge

you have a problem is part of PTSD, Henry.

- [Henry] I don't have PTSD.

I've just been focused on other things.

- [Liz] Anyway, in case you think

I'm stalking you I'm here
because Polidori invited me.

Has he even told you?

He's been tweeting about
some pet project of yours.

What's he talking about?

- [Henry] Jesus!

He's a fuckin' idiot!

He doesn't know what he's doing.

I told him I need more time.

He can't rush this.

- [Liz] Rush what?

Are you telling me you
went through with it?

- [Henry] Yes.

- Oh my God.

You did it.

You shit!

I'm so sorry I scared you.

You must be so, alone.

- [Henry] All right,
Liz, we have to go now.

- Goodbye, Adam.

Henry, you brought the war home with you.

(door slams)

(clock ticking)

(door latches)

(upbeat music)
(clock ticking)

(door creaking)
(upbeat music)

- [Polidori] I've been away all month.

It's been excruciating.

Like missing the birth of your own child.

- [Georgie] How would you know?

- [Polidori] Shut up, Georgie.

Henry's been secretive.

I'm pissed.

I think we can all agree it's astonishing

what a couple of years
in the theater of war

can do to a man's medical prowess.

- [Georgie] And his psyche.

- [Henry] Well, we were
able to get fatalities

down with the mobile triage unit

when we were closer to the action.

Faster response times, better results.

- [Polidori] Yeah, but anybody
can think about this stuff.

You actually did something about it.

You got skills.

I mean, shit man, you can bring
people back from the dead,

and I can keep them alive.

- I'm sure the girls don't want

to talk about this stuff, Polidori.

- Now, it's too late for that.

He won't shut up about it.

- That's why we're here, right?

To bear witness,

while others are out fucking
around with molecular science,

DNA in Petri dishes or computers.

We're in here dealing with blood and guts.

The totally tactile.

The extreme sports of biology.

- [Liz] Both of you are gonna
end up on the front page.

- You're damn straight we are.

And when we do, I've got
a whole speech worked out.

Once people see this, we can put Rap-X

on the fast track to market.

It's gonna save a lot of lives.

It should make some SynTech
stock holders pretty happy.

- You and Georgina should do very well.

- Either that or you'll drive the

whole company down in scandal.

- No.

This is way too big for that.

Well Henry, here we are, our
witnesses to the unavailing.

Reality check.

We've got a lot riding on this.

I've got a lot of very
important people interested

in what we're doing here.

- [Henry] Well, I would really

rather be doing this in private.

He's never met more than
one person at a time.

- Come on, don't be such a counter-parent.

- Adam, how did you...

- [Polidori] My God!

Oh, my God!

- Well, so, this is it.

Or this is Adam.

(Polidori sighs)

- Adam, how are you?

How is he?

He's good.

Uh, you know, keepin' him busy with uh,

the Dilantin, the Taxamine,

Heparin, Cyclosporine, Mycophenolate.

Just trying to keep the
rejection to a minimum.

- [Polidori] Quite a cocktail
and you've been using

the Rap X three times a day?

- [Henry] Three a day.

- And all of him functions?

Like he, he eats?

He shits?

- Yes, yes and yes.

- And every single part of him works?

- What do you mean?

- You know, cock and balls Henry.

This guy's got to be raging
into puberty any day now.

You don't want to give him a complex.

- Oh, I'm sure you'll be
happy to counsel him through.

- Anything for science.

(Polidori laughs)

And can he talk?

- Yes.

Uh, talking's something
we've been working on.

Isn't that right, Adam?

(upbeat music)

- That's right, Henry.

And I think we are getting
so much better all the time.

- That can't happen again.

We're doing this on my schedule.

Do you understand?

Come on.

(drugs whooshing)

- Book.

- No, sleep.

You'll fall asleep.

Sleep.

(door latching)

- [Polidori] I'm taking the girls away.

They're extremely agitated.

- [Henry] Well, you shouldn't have

brought ‘em in the first place.

- [Polidori] Yeah, I'll take
'em in town for a drink.

- [Henry] You can't buy off Liz.

- [Polidori] You can
buy off anyone, Henry.

Come on, I want to see Adam again.

Bring him out here.

- [Henry] I gave him a
sedative, he's all hyped up.

The Rap-X is potent.

- [Polidori] The Rap
X is working perfectly

and it's gonna save a lot of lives.

I mean, that's why we did this, Henry.

We did it to make up for everything

that went wrong on the battlefield.

And yeah, sure we did
it to test out a drug

that would otherwise take
you years to get approval on,

but they can't argue with success.

- [Henry] Yeah.

- What the fuck is the
matter with you, man?

Why aren't you ecstatic?

-IguessI, Igotso
wrapped up in the challenge

of it I didn't think about him.

- The thrill of conception and now

you've all of a sudden lost interest.

Maybe you're not cut out for fatherhood.

- That's not true.

I've spent time with him.

We've bonded.

We...

(Polidori laughs)

- Jesus Christ, I'm fucking with you, man.

No, you're, you're a great daddy.

- [Henry] But where do we go from here?

The experiment's over.

- Dude, what are you talking
about the experiment's over?

The experiment has just begun.

Now we have to present him to the world.

That's the whole point.

- I'm thinkin' about
stoppin' the medication.

- Are you fucking crazy?

Well, excuse me.

You are fucking crazy.

No, Henry.

That is not what we're going to do.

- [Henry] Adam, you should be in bed.

- Adam, it's okay.

Come on in, please.

You're welcome.

It's nice to see you again.

- Oh, I don't think I ever
taught him to shake hands.

- All right.

Right there.

Oh, oh, okay.

Okay, yep.

Big strong hands.

All right, that's...

I see you've got him on hormones.

- [Henry] HGH.

I wanna see how strong he can get.

You know, with everything
else he's got goin' on.

- [Polidori] And?

- [Henry] See for yourself.

- Hm.

(eerie music)

You know, I think you should
let me take him out for a spin.

Give him some air, some culture.

You're always talking about
the importance of the brain.

Don't you think we should be filling

this one with something worthwhile?

("Wind")

♪ I don't like it when
the sun's in my eyes ♪

♪ I don't like puttin' on my clothes ♪

- I want him back by six before dark.

- [Polidori] Look at you, you're so cute.

- You're a prick.

- Maybe so, but you
got to let go sometime.

Come on, Adam.

It's gonna be fun.

That looks good on you.

Don't worry.

Come on.

Let's take a selfie.

Why so serious?

Come on, smile.

Welcome to Manhattan, Adam.

♪ Don't you know I'd rather be at home

♪ And I don't like it when
there's tears in my eyes ♪

♪ When I feel the wind blow ♪

♪ It blows through my hair;

Okay.

Come on.

Recognize this place, Adam?

I believe you should.

♪ Takin' me somewhere ♪

Come on.

And so it begins.

I don't suppose Henry's
had the time to teach

you the history of things
but allow me to summarize.

Since the beginning it's
been war and warring

with factions of artists trying
to find beauty and meaning.

Capture the agony and the ecstasy.

This museum, it's a mausoleum
to the aspirations of man.

Nice aspirations on him
don't you think, Adam?

"The Divine Comedy."

Should Ugolino have eaten his offspring?

It's all about choices.

Some would say choice is an illusion.

I prefer to give it some credit.

The choices we make define the man.

Come on.

(museum attendees chattering)

"The Rape of the Sabine Women."

I thought you'd like this one, Adam.

Filled with action.

Those women were tricked
and can't be trusted.

Terrible.

Principles, justice, honor.

Some would die for them.

While others are a bit more shrewd.

This (laughs), this is what they teach you

in the institutes of
higher learning, Adam.

A lot of useless knowledge that nobody

gives a fuck about anymore.

I did meet my darling wife in college.

Don't get me wrong, there are some perks.

She was very rich.

- Cloud.

- Hm, yes it is.

How do you see the world, Adam?

Do you see great swirls like Van Gogh?

He died in poverty.

He went mad and cut his own ear off.

(Polidori laughs)

Modernity encroaches.

20th century angst.

(train whistle blares)

God is dead and we are left alone

with our technology and our nightmares.

It is the beginning of the end.

A culture of narcissism
and self indulgence born

out of the comforts of modern life.

All that's left to do is enjoy the ride.

(gentle music)

This is my favorite place in the museum.

Here we have artistry and
science directly engaged

with man's essential impulse, violence.

These are instruments of death.

Look how lovingly crafted.

From the blade to the balm,

humanity does so love destruction.

Depraved.

That's what we are, Adam.

Utterly depraved.

(gentle music)

Souvenir of our visit.

You always have to have a souvenir, Adam.

Speaking of memories does um,
anything here look familiar?

Have you worked here long?

- Um, for a while, yeah.

Thanks.

- Thank you.

(gentle music)

Come on, Adam.

It's not polite to stare.

(uplifting music)

Hi, ladies.

Melania.

Ermez.

Hi, baby.

("Alive")

♪ Oo ♪

♪ Oo ♪

♪ Oo ♪

Get us two whiskeys.

♪ Took my life away ♪

Come on, Adam.

This is my friend, Adam.

Adam, this is the lovely Stormi.

♪ Don't know exactly why ♪

Thank you, my love.

♪ But I feel a spark inside of me ♪

Salut.

♪ Like electricity 7

♪ I thought I'd never feel this way ♪

Don't worry, it gets
better with the second one.

♪ But you brought me back to life ;

♪ I feel alive ♪

You like her?

♪ I feel alive ♪

♪ I feel alive ♪

You do like her, don't you?

♪ I feel alive ♪

Do you know any girls, Adam?

- [Adam] I know Liz.

- You do know Liz.

Let's get closer.

♪ I feel alive ♪

♪ My life is spent together ;

♪ I'm falling out of space ♪

Give those to her.

♪ Near me ♪

♪ And you can be my babe

♪ And now my veins have a pulse ♪

♪ And now my heart beats inside

♪ You re-animate my my my desire ♪

♪ I've lost control ♪

♪ You make me feel alive ♪

♪ I feel alive ♪

♪ I feel alive ♪

♪ I feel alive ♪

(funky music)

(Polidori laughs)

Mm hm.

We're gonna spend a lot more
time together you and I, Adam.

Henry's not well.

There is one thing I
want you to promise me.

If he ever stops giving
you your medication

you know, the, the, the Rap-X?

It's the little red pills?

You find them and you take them.

Three tablets a day and you never stop.

Do you understand?

Good.

He may not care about you but I do.

(funky music)
(car horns beeping)

That's the funny thing about fathers.

So few of 'em are in it for the long haul.

(Polidori snorting)
(engine rumbling)

(Adam snorting)
(engine rumbling)

Do you know what a lie is, Adam?

A lie is something that's
spoken that is not true.

A lie can hurt as much as a knife wound

if it's wielded with as
much care and purpose.

Sometimes it's those who
are closest to us who lie.

(upbeat music)

You do like her.

(upbeat music)

(Polidori groaning)

Good morning, Henry.

(Polidori laughs)

Come on, Adam.

(Polidori sighs)

Attaboy.

- [Henry] Where the hell were you?

- We were out on the town.

- All night?

Never again.

You know, I must've been
out of my fuckin' mind.

- Yeah, sometimes I think you might be.

- What did you give him?

- Ah, don't worry about it.

He'll sweat it out.

Don't be such a fuckin' Puritan.

- I called you seven times.

- Yeah, well now you
know what it feels like.

- This isn't a fuckin' game!

- No, I understand that.

Hey, listen I, I, I just wanna tell

you something because he's your patient.

(Polidori sighs)

- What, what?

What do you wanna say?

- Well, it's just uh, I think
he might be a little volatile.

Some of his behavior was slightly erratic.

- Yeah, he's probably reacting to whatever

the fuck you put him through.

You and your whole scene man,
just lookin' for excitement.

You don't know the first
fuckin' thing about excitement.

- Look, he said something about Liz,

so I figured maybe you
should keep an eye out.

- What?

- Nothing.

Nothing, it was just the fact that

it came so fucking out of the blue.

I thought you should know.

Ask him.

Look, I gotta go.

(car door latches)

(eerie music)

- Come on, let's go inside.

(eerie music)
(necklace clinking)

(Liz knocking)

(door creaking)

- [Liz] Hello.

- Hello.

- [Liz] It's me, Liz.

- I remember.

I'm Adam.

- Uh, um, did I wake you?

Um, I wanted to know how you feel?

- Feel?

I, I feel with my hand.

Buttons.

- Oh, mm.

I uh,

I was wondering,

is anybody asking you...

Do you have any,

pain?

- Pain?

- Pain.

(heartbeat pounding)

- Yes.

I have pain.

(heartbeat pounding)

(Adam panting)

- Oh.

What do you do here all day
when Henry's not around?

- I read books.

I wait for Henry to come
and play ping pong with me.

In my dreams um, I'm someone else.

I don't understand how I got here.

- [Henry] What's goin' on here?

- Henry.

- [Henry] Liz, you can't
just keep barging in here.

- Well, he was all alone.

- You're not gonna fix him.

You're not gonna fix me.

- Jesus Christ, Henry, what
a fucking mess you've made.

- [Henry] Don't talk to me like that.

What I've done here is amazing.

- Oh, really?

And who can you tell about
this spectacular accomplishment

without being thrown in jail?

- Fuck that.

You don't think that they would fall

all over themselves to protect me after

they found out what I've done?

- They?

They, they.

Who the fuck is they?

Who can you even trust with this?

- My God, shut up.

Shut the fuck up!
- Can you repeat

what you've done?

- What?

- [Liz] Is it verifiable?

- It's in the computer.
- Would anybody even let you?

- [Henry] Stop!

- Henry, you are not well.

- Ever since I've met
you you have been trying

to save everyone that you
meet but you know what?

Therapy and kindness can't fix everything.

All right?

You get your fuckin' leg blown off

you need more than a
bedside manner to fix it!

It takes innovation.

Blood and guts, innovation.

- This is not you talking.

This is Polidori manipulating you.

- Stop!

You have always been jealous
of him, it's ridiculous.

- Jealous?

Jealous that he can get you
to do anything he wants.

- What about me, huh?

What about what I have done?

What I have achieved?

- I see nothing here but sadness.

- [Henry] Don't, don't
say that in front of Adam.

- Henry, please.

Please, just come to the clinic.

There are so many vets down there

who could use your
compassion, your smarts.

- Yes, of course.

I want to but...

- If you think that
Polidori cares about you

or about Adam or anybody
but himself, you're wrong.

- Get out now, please.

This isn't needed here.

(footsteps thudding)

(door latches)

(Henry sighs)

I've been wrong.

I realize that I owe you
something like a normal life,

where you can come and go.

I didn't think it through.

I didn't believe that
you would ever (sighs),

understand what was happening to you.

Maybe I didn't want to.

- I want a girl like you have a girl.

- [Henry] What?

- Lonely.

- Right, of course.

I understand.

Is that what you and
Liz were talking about?

- No.

- You don't have to lie to me, Adam.

I know that she's, she's very kind.

- Lie.

(Adam sighs)

- [Man] It's only a matter of time 'til

we all have to start getting
ready for doomsday, you know?

- [Man] Even if it's
trans-misogyny the qualifications--

- [Woman] Go out of it!

- [Man] Valentine's Day may be over

but you can always give a smoochy cake--

- [Male New Anchor] Northern
and Southern California

still dealing with the, the fire storms.

- [Man] I'm opposed to
shutting down your speech.

- [Man] You know you have
to have that objection.

- [Man] It's not the solution.

The government is the problem.

Now in this--

- [Game Show Host] Can Bill
and Margo win the $10,000?

- [Man] Ask your doctor if
Doraphine is right for you.

Side effects include bleeding,

nausea and in some patients
Doraphine has been known

to cause heart failure and death.

Discontinue use--

(siren wailing)

(train rattling)

(door latches)

(footsteps thudding)
(train rattling)

(heartbeat pounding)

(keyboard keys clacking)

- [Adam] Drugs.

Medicine.

- Don't need 'em.

We don't need them anymore.

You uh, you got better.

(keyboard keys clacking)

- Red pills.

Three a day.

- Nope.

You're good.

Adam, I wanna give you somethin'.

(footsteps thudding)

I want you to have this.

And I want you to know, that charm,

that means this was a gift.

That means you were loved.

(ball pinging)
(train rattling)

(pills rattling)

(ball pinging)

Hit the ball to you,
hit it with the paddle.

Okay?

Okay, let's see if this works.

Okay.

(eerie music)

(Adam gasps)

- [Polidori] Open the God damn door.

- [Henry] Where did you get him?

- Paramedic buddy of mine in Dumbo

gave me a call, knew I was looking.

- [Henry] God, he's still warm.

How did you do that?

- [Polidori] Henry?

Open the door.

Time of death, 10:48.

- [Henry] Oh, Jesus.

I'm gonna start prepping the instruments.

We got to get that brain
outta there, all right?

(eerie music)
(drill whirring)

- [Polidori] Henry?

Okay, stay there.

Stay there, all right?

Okay move closer together, all right?

All right?

Stay there and my best friend.

- This guy.

- [Polidori] Okay.

(phone ringing)
(pensive music)

- [Lucy] Hello?

Alex?

Alex?

Who is this?

Oh my God, who is this?

- No!

(pensive music)

- Whoa, whoa!

Speak of the devil!

- Adam, stand back.

- Okay Henry, introduce
your friend to the guys.

This is proof that Rap-X works.

- Adam?

(Henry thuds)

- I know what you did.

- What?

- And you!

- Okay, come on!

Come on, come on!

- [Henry] Adam!

(pensive music)

Adam!

(gentle music)

Adam!

(gentle music)

- Guys, I'm so glad you could come.

Look, the one thing I need you

to understand about all of
this is that it's an anomaly.

This was not a situation
that has happened before.

(train horn blares)

I'm sure you understand that in the course

of a clinical trial every
so often you hit a--

- Look, I don't know what
the hell happened back there

but you're crazy if you think it's ready.

- Okay, guys look, I'll,
I'll give you a call next...

(engine rumbling)
(gentle music)

Well?

- I couldn't find him but
he, he can't have gotten far.

- Fuck!

Henry, I am sorry.

I've got too much riding on this.

I cannot let you fuck it up.

- [Henry] Do you ever get tired

of stating the obvious you asshole?

It's all ready fucked up!

- No!

No, in fact the only
thing that's gone wrong

so far is that you've introduced

unnecessary drama into this situation.

Look, you haven't been firm with Adam

and that has made him feel
unsafe and uncomfortable.

- You don't know the first fuckin'

thing about what Adam needs.

He needs calm and stability.

The brain cannot heal itself
in an erratic environment.

- Okay, okay.

Well you know what I fucking need, Henry?

I need this thing to
start paying off, now.

- This is a trial period still.

- [Polidori] No!

- You need to accept that.

- No!

It's not, Henry!

It's not a trial period.

It has been 30 God damn days.

The trial is a rousing success, man.

It worked.

Congratulations.

Look, I gotta go.

(Polidori panting)

Just so you know I, I, I took

the laptop and the hard drives.

- What?

John, you can't just do that.

- I'm sure you remember
the agreement we made

where this is all my property.

- Come on man, don't turn
this whole fuckin' experience

into just some thing you did for SynTech.

- Oh.

Fuck you.

Look, I was there, man.

I was in the room.

You needed my help.

You didn't do this without me.

You couldn't do this without me.

- Yes, yes, John.

We did this together.

- Look just call me if Adam shows back up.

Okay?

I, I gotta go uh, sort
shit out with the suits,

and I got to be upstate for
the weekend but after that--

- Adam is not ready.

- Look, Adam's not even here.

Look, I'll be back on Monday.

He better fucking be back before then.

- John.

(door latches)

John!

(engine rumbling)

John!

(engine rumbling)

Liz, it's me.

I...

Adam's gone missing.

I'm out looking for him.

But if he goes back to the
loft could you just be there?

I'm, I'm sorry.

Just call me.

(footsteps thudding)

(pensive music)

(patrons chattering)
(pensive music)

♪ Wish you all could be like me ♪

- [Sam] Hey bud, you
havin' a drink or what?

- Whiskey.

- [Sam] Top shelf, house, rocks?

- Yes.

(Sam laughs)
(upbeat music)

- [Sam] Eight bucks.

(upbeat music)
(patrons chattering)

- Hey, Sam, I'll get the next one.

(upbeat music)

Hi.

(upbeat music)
(patrons chattering)

You fucked up?

You look fucked up.

But I wanted to buy you a whiskey 'cause

when you walked in here you
reminded me of Iggy Pop.

You know who Iggy Pop is?

Because that's the shit, man.

Here, you gonna drink this?

Come on, toast.

Raise your glass, man.

(glasses clinking)
(upbeat music)

(Shelley exhales)

I'm Shelley.

What's your name?

- Iggy.

(Shelley laughs)

(upbeat music)
(patrons chattering)

Just so you know I've done every puzzle

in this place already so
don't try any funny business.

(upbeat music)

So what happened to you?

I mean, Iggy those are a lotta scars.

Is that your real name?

- I like music.

- Cool.

I do too.

What kinda music you into?

Do you like "The Stooges?"

- Gravity is your friend.

- Yeah.

(upbeat music)

Never thought about it like that.

So you gonna tell me what happened to you?

You don't have to answer that
but I really want you to.

- You have a tattoo.

I have a tattoo.

- Oh, yeah?

Yeah, I've got a lot of tattoos

but you're not gonna see 'em all tonight.

- I have this tattoo.

- Wow.

Wait, what is that?

That's um, Caduceus, right?

It means like rebirth?

- [Adam] I don't know.

- [Shelley] You don't know?

- I don't know.

- Oh come on, you don't
know what it means?

- [Adam] No.

- Oh.

I've had nights like that too.

Thank God, I never got a tattoo though.

But what about the scars, Iggy?

Are you into like scarring and shit?

I mean, that's some crazy shit.

(upbeat music)

Okay, what do you say, one more round?

(Shelley sighs)
(upbeat music)

All right that's it, I'm broke.

Sam's so cheap.

He won't give me a free one
unless I'm here the whole night.

Did you just...

So you're good at puzzles?

(glass thuds)

And you're pretty quiet.

You're pretty weird.

What are you even doing around here?

- I walked here.

- Yeah?

You live around here?

I mean, I've never seen
you before, I'd remember.

- I don't go outside, I stay inside.

- Mm, hm, no wonder.

I mean, you're so pale.

I mean, what are you, like
a vampire or something?

- I don't know.

- Oh, well, that probably
means you are one.

(glasses thudding)

Shit.

It's getting pretty late, huh?

I got to work tomorrow.

(Shelley blows raspberry)

Fuckin' corporate slog.

I know you wouldn't guess
it by looking at me, huh?

But, yeah, just a cog in the wheel.

What are you gonna do?

Problem is, I can't ever sleep at night

so I got to come here every
night and slam a couple.

You know what I mean?

- Yep.

- [Shelley] Wow, you are pretty funny.

What do you do?

- Play ping pong.

(Shelley laughs)

- You're drunk.

Or you're just nuts.

I don't know, but I'm pretty drunk.

Oh, yeah, I gotta go (throat clears).

You gonna stay?

- I have nowhere to go.

- What?

I thought you said you lived around here.

- [Adam] No.

- Huh.

Well, I guess you can walk me home.

I did buy you all those drinks.

Woo, it's so cold!

I live this way a lotta blocks.

Man, you are really out there.

Are you high?

- I like you.

- Yeah?

That's cute, I guess.

You can walk me home, I guess.

You wanna hold my hand?

Weird (laughs).

I can't believe it
rained and then now it's

just freezing cold and there's no snow.

Rain's only worth rain if it's gonna turn

into snow you know what I mean?

Anyway, this is me.

Thanks for walkin' me.

- Uh, come this way.

- You live down there?

I thought it was just a bunch
of warehouses down there.

Anyway, I can't, I gotta go home.

- Come, ping pong.

- Oh yeah, ping pong.

- Not tonight.

I got to go home.
- No, come!

- Meet Henry.
- Hey!

Hey, Iggy, what are you doing?

Or whatever your name is.
- Come!

- What are you doing?
- Come.

- Come on!

Please!

Let me go!

Please!

(Shelley screaming)
(tense music)

(Adam panting)
(tense music)

(footsteps thudding)

- Adam?

Adam?

Adam, oh my God, what did you do?

Come on, we have to get her upstairs.

Out, upstairs now!

Hold her.

Come on.

(footsteps thudding)

Lay her out!

(light clanging)

- Shelley?

Shelley?

- No, no.

It's, it's too late.

- I want her to be my girl.

Give her medicine.

- Did you do this?

- Shelley, my girl!

- No, no!

Don't you fucking get it?

She's been dead for hours.

I, it doesn't work.

- Medicine!

Bring her back like me!

- No, I can't!

It's too late.
- Shelley!

I know you can fix her!

(Adam panting)

(Adam grunting)

(Henry choking)
(eerie music)

- You know what's happening?

You don't really exist.

There's no record of you.

There's no prints.

You're nothing that can
be traced to anything.

You understand me?

You're not in the system.

You're not real.

I'm sorry.

It's over.

(eerie music)
(heartbeat pounding)

- We can tomorrow.

We still got tomorrow.

We got tomorrow.

We got tomorrow.

(heartbeat pounding)
(eerie music)

(footsteps thudding)

(explosions booming)

- Shoot!

(explosion booming)
(eerie music)

(Adam gasping)
(eerie music)

You're gonna be okay, all right?

I brought you back.

What's your name?

- Adam.

- All right, Adam.

You're gonna be okay.

I got you, okay?

Hang on.

(heartbeat pounding)
(eerie music)

Come on!

Come on!

(eerie music)

- [Liz] Oh God, Henry, what's happened?

I just got your messages.

- I got to get outta here.

- Oh my God.

What have you done to Adam?

(tarp rustling)

Who is she?

- [Henry] I, I, I don't know.

I don't know where he
went or who he talked to

or, or, or if anyone's
gonna be looking for her.

I'm gonna bury him in Polidori's backyard.

Then he and Adam can be
together just how he wants it.

- Wow, what a fucking mess you've made.

- [Adam] Why didn't I remember?

- [Henry] Remember what?

- [Adam] Why don't I remember being small?

(objects rustling)
(gentle music)

- [Henry] Well, you had a trauma.

That's what we're dealin' with.

(tarp rustling)
(gentle music)

I'm gonna drive north and
I'll call you when I can.

- [Liz] Shit.

You, you, you can't drive,
you can't even stand.

No!

I will drive.

I will drive.

You get in the car.

Drop me off at the train
and then you're on your own.

(siren wailing)
(gentle music)

Oh my God.

- When you're in the field,
every kid that comes in

with his arm blown off or his head

smashed in you want to help him.

Give him an arm and a new leg.

You wish you could bring them

all back and send them
home to their wives,

their, their moms, their kids.

Well, I figured it out.

I figured out how to bring them back.

- Adam.

(eerie music)

- I told Polidori what I'd
been doing in the battlefield

and he got very excited
and he set me up in a loft.

He told me people from
SynTech would support me.

He could supply the pharmaceuticals

if I incorporated the Rap-X.

He said he could supply
the body parts too donated

through Sanford Medical and I figured that

that was probably legit 'cause he's been

on staff there for years, you know?

But I, I didn't care.

I wanted the body parts.

(eerie music)

(bag thuds)

Sorry.

- [Liz] Oh, my God, I'm so sorry.

Oh my God!

(eerie music)

What the fuck is that?

- Just dump it.

(Liz grunts)

- [Liz] I feel sick,
thinking about that girl.

Her parents and her friends
wondering what happened to her.

(eerie music)

- [Henry] Wait there!

I'll bring it.

(eerie music)

(body thuds)

(eerie music)
(Liz grunting)

All right, that's it.

(Liz gasping)
(eerie music)

It's about a half mile up to the house.

If he ever fucks with me,

I'll just tell him to
take a look down here.

(shovel thudding)
(eerie music)

(cutlery clinking)
(Polidori munching)

- It's a good piece of meat.

- Is it dry?

Might be a bit dry.

- Hm.

No, mine is fantastic.

How 'bout yours, Mr. Beaufort?

How was it?

- It was fine, John.

Maybe a bit overcooked.

- So, I hear tell that we're thinking

about raising the price of Doraphine.

- We're looking into it.

It was severely under priced
when we introduced it.

It's a proportionate adjustment.

Shouldn't cause much of a stir.

- No, it shouldn't.

It's, it's astonishing how people think

that R and D is free.

(Polidori chuckles)

Hm, that's why I've been
doing so much of my,

my own due diligence on Rap X.

- Your preoccupation
with Rap X is misplaced.

It's a long way from market
and the application is obscure.

I'd like to see you put
your focus elsewhere.

- Sure, but that, that could
change with the right data.

Correct?

- Dad, you're not here to just

go on about SynTech business over dinner.

- John brought it up.

- [Mrs. Beaufort] Uh, we should put coffee

on if we're going to do the drive

back to the city after dinner.

- Oh, well, let me get dessert.

- [Mrs. Beaufort] Uh, no
need for dessert, dear.

- Oh, no, I got it.

- Uh, uh, just coffee and we'll be fine.

- Are you sure you won't
spend the night, mother?

It'll be much more pleasant.

- Yes, we'll have brandy.

- How fast can you pour, John?

- Coming right up.

(knocking)

- Who is that?

- [Mr. Beaufort] Having
company at this hour?

(knocking)

- I don't know who that could be.

Henry, Liz.

What are you doing here?

- Hey, hope we're not interrupting.

- [Georgie] Henry, Liz.

This is a surprise.

- Well, we were in the neighborhood.

- Apparently.

You must be freezing.

- [Mr. Beaufort] Who is it?

- Uh, Daddy, you remember Henry.

We went to school together.

- Yes, Henry.

I remember.

You went to the Mid East didn't you?

Triage, couple of medals?

- Yes.

(Mr. Beaufort chuckles)

- It's a damn mess over there.

- Yes Sir, it is.

- And not getting any better.

- Let's not start, Daddy.

Come inside.

You too, Liz.

Come in.

- Thanks, Georgie.

(footsteps thudding)

- What the fuck are you doing here?

Where's Adam?

- He never came back.

- What?

What do you mean he never came back?

Where'd he go?

- I thought you'd might know.

- Why the hell would I know?

- [Mr. Beaufort] I'm waiting
for that drink, John.

- Yeah, I'm coming.

(alcohol splashing)

- No, thanks.

- Your name is Liz.

I don't remember you.

You were in the same class as Georgina?

- Yes, John and Henry too.

Um, we were all there at the same time.

- Huh.

You look younger.

- What do you mean you can't find him?

- [Mr. Beaufort] What are
you going on about, John?

- No, I...

There's someone that uh, Henry

and I actually wanted you to meet but...

- And he's gone missing?

- Yes.

Yes, he has.

Shouldn't you be back at the
loft in case he shows up?

- He won't.

- What are you talking about?

- That reminds me, have you been able

to unload that Gowanus property?

- Where the fuck could he have gone?

- Such compassion.

It's touching.

- I don't know what's taking
so long, a loft like that.

You might just have to
clear out all that junk.

- Anton, it's time to go.

I don't want to leave in
the middle of the storm.

- Mother, are you sure you won't stay?

- No, we're leaving.

I just wanted my drink.

You ready?

- Okay uh, Mr. Beaufort if I could maybe

come into the office on Monday

I'd love to fill you in on
the work we've been doing.

- John, don't bother.

- We who?

Anyway, we've got to be going.

- May I use your bathroom?

- There's one in the hall.

You've been here before.

- Um, goodnight.

It was nice to meet you again.

- [Mrs. Beaufort] I'm sorry,
I don't remember you dear.

(water splashing)
(Liz panting)

(door creaking)

(wind whistling)
(rain pattering)

(door creaking)

- [Georgie] The roads
are gonna be a fright.

- [Mrs. Beaufort] Well,
talk to your father.

He insists on waking up in his own bed.

- [Georgie] Dad, you should
think about staying the night.

- [Mr. Beaufort] We'll be fine.

We'll beat the storm.

- [Mrs. Beaufort] Georgina,

can you turn the lights on out there?

- [Georgie] Yes.

The coast is clear.

- [Mr. Beaufort] Goodnight.

Thanks for supper.

- Goodnight Dad.

- [Mrs. Beaufort] Goodnight, dear.

- Goodbye, Henry.

I remember you were very
ambitious in school.

You have your own practice now?

- [Polidori] Henry and I have
been working on a project

that I think might interest you.

- [Mr. Beaufort] Just be careful
who you get mixed up with.

I told my daughter the same thing.

Did she listen?

- Dear, let's go.

Goodnight, goodnight.

- Night.

- [Mrs. Beaufort] Oh, it's
already coming down out there.

It's gonna take us forever to get home.

- [Mr. Beaufort] Calm down.

We'll be fine.

- [Mrs. Beaufort] Do you have the keys?

- [Mr. Beaufort] Yes, I have the keys.

- Bye!

I'm gonna go clear the plates.

You two amuse yourselves.

- I can't believe you
left him in the city.

It's unbelievable.

(thunder rumbling)

- [Liz] Yes!

- [Georgie] Find what you're looking for?

- Oh!

This is Henry's laptop.

Did you know that--
- Know what?

That John would steal something?

That he would lie about it?

It takes more than that to surprise me.

- [Liz] Well, this is Henry's
and we came to get it back.

- Why are you getting yourself
mixed up in all of this?

- Maybe I'm tired of seeing
John take advantage of Henry.

- My husband has invested
I dare say everything

in whatever it is that Henry
is doing and he owns it.

And Henry will profit from it in one way

or another and you need to get
over it and stop interfering.

- [Liz] Jesus, Georgie you
haven't changed one bit

which is understandable
considering who your parents are.

- I know, you'll always be

the good girl thriving on lost causes.

Shouldn't you be saving
souls in the VA right now?

- What's the point if SynTech has one pill

that can take care of all of
them if they can afford it?

- Oh, good Lord.

When Henry came back he wanted everything

to be the way it was at school,
with John as his enabler.

Whatever it is they're up to now,

maybe it will make a difference.

- Maybe being the operative
word but there's also maybe not

and either way all I see is death

and sadness because of what they've done.

- Oh God, such melodrama.

- [Liz] You want melodrama?

How's this?

(laptop smashing)
(Liz grunting)

- What the fuck's going on?

Are you insane?

What the fuck did you do?

What the, what's she doing?
- It's over, man.

- It's over.
- What's over?

What's over?

- He's gone.

- Who's, who's gone?

- Adam is dead.

We killed him.

- You said he left and
he didn't come back.

- Well, he did come back
carrying a dead girl.

You were right, he's volatile.

- No, I, I, I just, I only said

that to turn you against him.

(Henry laughs)

- Well, anyway, he's dead now all right?

He's gone and buried along
with everything else.

No one will find the evidence.

This was all just a bad dream.

(wind whistling)
(thunder rumbling)

- Uh, we have to clean out the loft.

- [Henry] It's done.

- [Liz] Henry, take me to the station.

I, I need to get out of here right now.

I need to get on a train.

- [Georgie] We don't do
trains this side of the river.

- [Liz] Alright, a bus.

- [Georgie] Not at this hour.

There's a guest room upstairs.

- [Liz] Well, we should go now.

- No, fuck that.

Stay one more night.

For fuck's sake, you're
our oldest friends.

Just, just stay and have,
have one drink with me.

Memorialize Adam to celebrate
the work that we did.

- I'm going to bed.

Liz, if you're sensible, you will too.

The guest room is at the top
of the stairs to the left.

- Henry, I can drive.

- We can stay the night.

We'll leave first thing in the morning.

- All right, all right.

- [Georgie] Just don't be up late.

You've already drunk enough.

It's like school all over again.

All of us together.

- Fucking Liz, man.

Jesus Christ, when did
she become such a champ?

(Polidori laughs)

Next time, Henry, we'll
do it legitimately.

I'll give you a lab, a nice white lab

and a nice white lab coat
and medical cadavers.

Because God damn man,
we need to do something

about the emotional baggage
that we had last time

because if I looked back and
I think if you looked back

in hindsight that was really
where we went off the tracks,

‘cause it certainly
wasn't you as a scientist.

I mean, scientifically
speaking as a medical doctor,

you're beyond reproach.

I don't know if you're quite the daddy

that you thought you were but,

but a brilliant doctor, Henry.

Nobody questions that.

And I am your Igor.

Because what did I do?

I got you bodies.

I even got you a fresh brain.

I want some kind of credit for
that but of course I did it.

I did it for you, man.

Because I love you, Doctor.

Dr. Henry Frankenstein.

Henry, not Victor just like in the movie.

I salute you.

(thunder booming)

Frankenstein of the Hudson.

(thunder booming)

(eerie music)
(dirt rustling)

(thunder booming)
(eerie music)

(Henry gasping)

(wind whistling)

(eerie music)

- No!

What did you do to her?

Listen, listen, Adam, Liz
is your friend, all right?

Just let her go.

I love you, Liz.

I love you.

No!

(neck cracks)

(eerie music)

(glass shatters)
(eerie music)

(men grunting)
(eerie music)

You're supposed to be dead.

I buried you.

(Adam gasping)
(eerie music)

(thunder rumbling)
(eerie music)

You want revenge?

Go after Polidori.

He made you what you are,
he killed who you were.

- It was you!

It was you who made me what I am!

(eerie music)

(Polidori gasping)

- What are you gonna do, shoot me?

Look at what you've done.

You're despicable.

- Shut up.

- My father was right about you.

I'm calling the police.

(shot firing)

(thunder rumbling)

- No, you're not.

(door unlatching)

Henry?

Henry, is that you?

(wind whistling)

Show yourself!

(wind whistling)

Come on, Henry!

(wind whistling)

Take your time!

We can draw this out.

I don't think the odds
are in your favor though.

Henry, I don't think that

the war prepared you for actual combat.

Not real combat between men.

No.

For that you need a hunter's instinct.

Come out, come out wherever you are.

Let's make this more interesting.

And where did you go?

Come out, come out.

Oh, there you are.

You do look perturbed, Henry.

Whatever made you kill your girl?

I mean, you know, look, I'm
not I'm not blaming you for it.

Who can take it after awhile, right?

(Polidori chuckles)

Stop.

I will shoot you, I will kill you.

I've done it before.

Where the fuck do you think
those bodies came from?

(Polidori grunts)
(arrow whooshing)

- [Henry] Adam!

- I thought you were fucking dead.

What are you two up to, Henry?

(arrow thuds)

(dramatic music)
(Polidori grunting)

(fist thudding)
(dramatic music)

(arrow thudding)

(Henry gasping)
(pensive music)

- No, no, no, Henry!

Henry!

Please.

Please, please, please,
please, don't leave me.

- I'm sorry, Adam.

I'm sorry.

You can forgive me.

(Henry groaning)

(tense music)
(thunder rumbling)

- I have no one.

- Yeah, well companionship
is overrated anyway.

(pensive music)

Tell me somewhere in

that pea sized brain
of yours you remember.

That night?

Tell me you remember that night, huh?

Alex?

(thunder booming)

You, we gave you life.

We gave you opportunity.

And what did you do with it?

You fucking squandered it.

Huh?

Whose fucking fault is that?

And now look.

Everybody's dead.

(thunder rumbling)
(pensive music)

I want you to listen to me.

This is the way it's gonna go.

You were the crazy
creation of a mad scientist

who went berserk and did all of this.

They're gonna blame you for everything.

Okay?

And they're, they're gonna blame you,

they're gonna blame you for the bodies,

for the fire, for all of it.

(fire crackling)

You fucking understand that?

Oh my God.

You're still so thick.

Goodbye, Adam.

(shot firing)

(tense music)
(fire crackling)

(Adam thuds)

(tense music)
(fire crackling)

(thunder rumbling)
(fire crackling)

(explosion booming)

(engine rumbling)

(fire crackling)

(glass shatters)
(Adam screams)

(head bangs)

- [Adam Voiceover] I came into

this world filled with wonder.

(Adam panting)
(pensive music)

I didn't know how I'd come to be.

- No!

No, no, no, help.

There's been a break-in in my farm!

It's uh, On the High bridge Road.

It's about two...

- [Adam Voiceover] I
turn to people around me

to ask for help in making my way.

(gentle music)

But now I know that each was
only thinking of themselves.

They made mistakes.

I became just like them.

Adam!

Stop.

Please!

You, you have no one.

I'll, I'll, I'll take care of you.

I'll take care of you!

No!

No!

- Gravity is your friend.

(Polidori screams)

- [Adam Voiceover] And now they hate me.

And now they hunt me.

(Polidori screams)
(gentle music)

I will hide and disappear
and learn not to care.

This is what they have taught me.

(gentle music)
(dogs barking)

- [Police Officer] Come on,
we've got this motherfucker!

Don't let him get away!

- [Police Officer] Stop!

Stop or we'll fire!

Stop!

(shots firing)
(gentle music)

(dogs barking)
(gentle music)

(water splashing)
(gentle music)

(footsteps thudding)

- Hey, I just splurged.

Double cap.

What's up?

- I don't know.

This really creepy looking
guy left it for you.

He just walked out.

(necklace clinking)

- Wait, he, he was here?

Where'd he go?

- He just walked out.

("More Than Enough")

♪ Once in awhile more often than not

♪ I forget that I forgot

♪ ThatIgotallIgot.,

♪ For a good reason though
it may not be much 7

♪ It's more than enough ♪

♪ Once in awhile I relax in my seat

♪ I forget what is missing

♪ I kiss fear on the cheek ♪

♪ I feel a light on my back

♪ And though it burns with regret

♪ It's more than enough ♪

♪ It's more than enough ♪

♪ It's more than enough ♪

♪ It's more than enough ♪

♪ It's more than enough ♪

♪ Once in awhile though
it's never the plan;

♪ I go blue and ungrateful

♪ Take to hiding again

♪ 'Til a friend at my widow
disguised as an angel ♪

♪ Says enough is enough

♪ And when I'm sleep walking
about to walk off a cliff ;

♪ Something inside reminds of this ♪

♪ Just don't take darkness for granted

♪ Without it light can't exist ♪

♪ The knowing's more than enough

♪ It's more than enough ♪

♪ It's more than enough ♪

♪ Its' more than enough ♪

♪ It's more ♪

♪ It's more than enough ♪

♪ It's more than enough ♪

♪ It's more than enough ♪

♪ It's more than enough ♪

(thunder rumbling)
(rain pattering)

(gentle music)